Three potential destinations for Wakefield Trinity winger Kyle Evans
October 24, 2022, London, England, United Kingdom: Siosifa Talakai of Tonga is tackled by Kyle Evans of Wales during the Rugby League World Cup 2021 match Tonga vs Wales at Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens, United Kingdom, 24th October 2022. London United Kingdom - ZUMAn307 20221024_zsa_n307_040 Copyright: xCraigxThomas/NewsxImagesx
Kyle Evans is looking for a new club in 2023.
The winger has great physicality and speed and all the attributes required to be a top notch modern winger.
Many are surprised that Wakefield aren’t keeping the Welsh Rugby League World Cup star but there should be plenty of suitors but here are three potential destinations for Evans.
Leigh Leopards
Leigh have lost Nene MacDonald to Leeds Rhinos and Blake Ferguson on compassionate grounds giving them cap space and a quota spot. However, after owner Derek Beaumont revealed after the launch of the Leopards, one of their priorities is a middle signing so they may look to sign a forward with their quota spot so a British back may be on the cards for the Leopards and Evans would be the ideal signing.
Bradford Bulls
The Bulls are reportedly still in the market for Super League signings and could very well make a play for the winger to add a little more quality to a developing squad who could turn into promotion candidates if they continue their top tier business.
Featherstone Rovers
Like Bradford, the Rovers will be eyeing promotion in 2023 and the addition of another player with Super League experience and real quality would be the ideal signing and add some more depth too.